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Council opens public hearing on omnibus text amendments to zoning ordinance 2779; no public comment offered
Summary
Monroeville council held a legislative public hearing on a proposed omnibus text amendment to Ordinance No. 2779, the borough zoning ordinance, to correct omissions and add several missing definitions.
The council convened a legislative public hearing on a proposed ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 2779, Monroeville’s zoning ordinance. Planner Paul Wheeland and staff described the proposal as a single omnibus amendment intended to add missing definitions, correct typographical errors and remove inconsistencies discovered after adoption of a 2023 rewrite.
Wheeland said the town’s 2023 zoning rewrite runs roughly 400 pages and staff have tracked omissions such as definitions for repossession businesses, vehicle storage and supply yards; the omnibus amendment would insert those items and other technical corrections.
The mayor opened the floor for public comment on the zoning amendment. No members of the public provided remarks during the hearing; the hearing was closed and council noted the item will be considered at the regular council meeting the following week.
Ending: Staff said the omnibus amendment is packaged as a single amendment covering multiple technical corrections and will be placed on the agenda for council consideration at a future regular meeting; no vote occurred at the June 3 session.
